Unusual movements have recently appeared on the Bitcoin network, with huge amounts of old cryptocurrencies being moved from wallets that are over 14 years old, worth more than $8 billion. These transfers were made silently and without passing through exchanges, indicating a non-immediate selling intention, which may be related to asset reorganization or enhancing digital security. The whales owning these old wallets have demonstrated a significant ability to psychologically influence the market, despite the absence of actual dumping operations. Analyses suggest that these movements may carry implicit messages about long-term confidence or fear, especially with the increasing activity of dormant wallets in recent times. Although the market has not experienced a crash, the emotional impact of these massive movements cannot be ignored, prompting investors and observers to track flow indicators more carefully. Understanding the intentions of the whales has become a strategic necessity, as their movements could be an early indicator of major market shifts even if they do not immediately translate to selling pressure. In such moments, well-considered decisions and calm assessments of indicators are more important than quick and emotional reactions.
